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The Union Hospital Emergency Department is seeking nurses who thrive in a fast paced environment with a thirst for knowledge to work in a community based Emergency Department.
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Hours: We are currently hiring for a RN to work 48 hours per pay on the Day/Evening shift for our Emergency Department of 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Registered Nurse - Union Emergency Department - 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Part Time.
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Union Hospital Emergency Department is a 27 bed ED, in Cecil County Maryland. and the free-standing , Delaware treat a combined total of more than 225,000 patients each year, making our doctors, nurses and support staff among the most experienced emergency medical professionals in the region.
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ChristianaCare, Union Hospital is committed to ensuring our patients have the highest quality of care. The emergency departments at ChristianaCare’s. Incredible Work/Life benefits including annual membership to care.com, access to backup care services for dependents through Care@Work, retirement planning services, financial coaching, fitness and wellness reimbursement, and great discounts through several vendors for hotels, rental cars, theme parks, shows, sporting events, movie tickets and much more.
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Union Hospital Emergency Department on our Cecil Campus is a 27 bed Emergency Department, in Cecil County Maryland. Registered Nurse - Union Emergency Department.
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Job DescriptionRegistered Nurse - Union Emergency Department - Part Time MidnightsThe emergency departments at ChristianaCare’s Christiana Hospital, Wilmington Hospital, Union Hospital, and the free-standing emergency department in Middletown, Delaware treat a combined total of more than 225,000 patients each year, making our doctors, nurses and support staff among the most experienced emergency medical professionals in the region.
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